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After some more such doubts, she understood how much easier it is to just type & get navigated automatically to the right settings.
She: OMG, it's easier to search everything in one place. I'll try powering off the system.
<Typed shutdown>
She: OMG, it's really cool to do everything with just a shortcut and start typing.Thanks to #KDE and it's #krunner . She got interested in #Linux #Desktop now & decided to daily drive it. Told her that there's monument of things to enjoy in Linux Desktop.
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After some more such doubts, she understood how much easier it is to just type & get navigated automatically to the right settings.
She: OMG, it's easier to search everything in one place. I'll try powering off the system.
<Typed shutdown>
She: OMG, it's really cool to do everything with just a shortcut and start typing.Thanks to #KDE and it's #krunner . She got interested in #Linux #Desktop now & decided to daily drive it. Told her that there's monument of things to enjoy in Linux Desktop.
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After some more such doubts, she understood how much easier it is to just type & get navigated automatically to the right settings.
She: OMG, it's easier to search everything in one place. I'll try powering off the system.
<Typed shutdown>
She: OMG, it's really cool to do everything with just a shortcut and start typing.Thanks to #KDE and it's #krunner . She got interested in #Linux #Desktop now & decided to daily drive it. Told her that there's monument of things to enjoy in Linux Desktop.
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After some more such doubts, she understood how much easier it is to just type & get navigated automatically to the right settings.
She: OMG, it's easier to search everything in one place. I'll try powering off the system.
<Typed shutdown>
She: OMG, it's really cool to do everything with just a shortcut and start typing.Thanks to #KDE and it's #krunner . She got interested in #Linux #Desktop now & decided to daily drive it. Told her that there's monument of things to enjoy in Linux Desktop.
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After some more such doubts, she understood how much easier it is to just type & get navigated automatically to the right settings.
She: OMG, it's easier to search everything in one place. I'll try powering off the system.
<Typed shutdown>
She: OMG, it's really cool to do everything with just a shortcut and start typing.Thanks to #KDE and it's #krunner . She got interested in #Linux #Desktop now & decided to daily drive it. Told her that there's monument of things to enjoy in Linux Desktop.
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I installed #NixOS with #KDE in my spouse's laptop some time ago along with her #windows installation. Now when windows messed up something and didn't boot, she tried KDE for the first time. She : How do I turn on bluetooth?
Me: Just start the #krunner (Alt+Space) & type bluetooth
She: what? I have to type to just get bluetooth on?
Me: No. But believe me, it's faster than clicks
She: I wanna set dark mode.
Me: just type dark
She: power saver mode
Me: type it
#linux #kdeplasma #desktoplinux -
I installed #NixOS with #KDE in my spouse's laptop some time ago along with her #windows installation. Now when windows messed up something and didn't boot, she tried KDE for the first time. She : How do I turn on bluetooth?
Me: Just start the #krunner (Alt+Space) & type bluetooth
She: what? I have to type to just get bluetooth on?
Me: No. But believe me, it's faster than clicks
She: I wanna set dark mode.
Me: just type dark
She: power saver mode
Me: type it
#linux #kdeplasma #desktoplinux -
I installed #NixOS with #KDE in my spouse's laptop some time ago along with her #windows installation. Now when windows messed up something and didn't boot, she tried KDE for the first time. She : How do I turn on bluetooth?
Me: Just start the #krunner (Alt+Space) & type bluetooth
She: what? I have to type to just get bluetooth on?
Me: No. But believe me, it's faster than clicks
She: I wanna set dark mode.
Me: just type dark
She: power saver mode
Me: type it
#linux #kdeplasma #desktoplinux -
I installed #NixOS with #KDE in my spouse's laptop some time ago along with her #windows installation. Now when windows messed up something and didn't boot, she tried KDE for the first time. She : How do I turn on bluetooth?
Me: Just start the #krunner (Alt+Space) & type bluetooth
She: what? I have to type to just get bluetooth on?
Me: No. But believe me, it's faster than clicks
She: I wanna set dark mode.
Me: just type dark
She: power saver mode
Me: type it
#linux #kdeplasma #desktoplinux -
I installed #NixOS with #KDE in my spouse's laptop some time ago along with her #windows installation. Now when windows messed up something and didn't boot, she tried KDE for the first time. She : How do I turn on bluetooth?
Me: Just start the #krunner (Alt+Space) & type bluetooth
She: what? I have to type to just get bluetooth on?
Me: No. But believe me, it's faster than clicks
She: I wanna set dark mode.
Me: just type dark
She: power saver mode
Me: type it
#linux #kdeplasma #desktoplinux -
I am starting to use krunner to launch my apps more than the actual Application Launcher in many cases. Krunner is simply better at that and has a host of other functions. The super simple command I use: ctrl+alt+/ pulls it up and I am typing. The App Launcher can be helpful...I don't find myself using it overly much these days!
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I am starting to use krunner to launch my apps more than the actual Application Launcher in many cases. Krunner is simply better at that and has a host of other functions. The super simple command I use: ctrl+alt+/ pulls it up and I am typing. The App Launcher can be helpful...I don't find myself using it overly much these days!
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I am starting to use krunner to launch my apps more than the actual Application Launcher in many cases. Krunner is simply better at that and has a host of other functions. The super simple command I use: ctrl+alt+/ pulls it up and I am typing. The App Launcher can be helpful...I don't find myself using it overly much these days!
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I am trying #kde again, and I created an extension to the launcher #krunner for #taskwarrior https://codeberg.org/elgosz/Krunner_taskwarrior (with AI...)
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I am trying #kde again, and I created an extension to the launcher #krunner for #taskwarrior https://codeberg.org/elgosz/Krunner_taskwarrior (with AI...)
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I am trying #kde again, and I created an extension to the launcher #krunner for #taskwarrior https://codeberg.org/elgosz/Krunner_taskwarrior (with AI...)
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I am trying #kde again, and I created an extension to the launcher #krunner for #taskwarrior https://codeberg.org/elgosz/Krunner_taskwarrior (with AI...)
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I am trying #kde again, and I created an extension to the launcher #krunner for #taskwarrior https://codeberg.org/elgosz/Krunner_taskwarrior (with AI...)
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I was fixing some #Krunner plugin to result better matches.
Being through my use of #Emacs also #Lisp guy made me want to go trough a list like in lisp,
with a while-let unfortunately #CXX doesn't have such a feature.
The first other result I got was about #rust. It does awfully look like lisp from that point of view.
Just the syntax is pretty weird seeing it from that angle. -
I was fixing some #Krunner plugin to result better matches.
Being through my use of #Emacs also #Lisp guy made me want to go trough a list like in lisp,
with a while-let unfortunately #CXX doesn't have such a feature.
The first other result I got was about #rust. It does awfully look like lisp from that point of view.
Just the syntax is pretty weird seeing it from that angle. -
I was fixing some #Krunner plugin to result better matches.
Being through my use of #Emacs also #Lisp guy made me want to go trough a list like in lisp,
with a while-let unfortunately #CXX doesn't have such a feature.
The first other result I got was about #rust. It does awfully look like lisp from that point of view.
Just the syntax is pretty weird seeing it from that angle. -
I was fixing some #Krunner plugin to result better matches.
Being through my use of #Emacs also #Lisp guy made me want to go trough a list like in lisp,
with a while-let unfortunately #CXX doesn't have such a feature.
The first other result I got was about #rust. It does awfully look like lisp from that point of view.
Just the syntax is pretty weird seeing it from that angle. -
I was fixing some #Krunner plugin to result better matches.
Being through my use of #Emacs also #Lisp guy made me want to go trough a list like in lisp,
with a while-let unfortunately #CXX doesn't have such a feature.
The first other result I got was about #rust. It does awfully look like lisp from that point of view.
Just the syntax is pretty weird seeing it from that angle. -
#KDE Rumgewurschtel-bastel
Weil ich öfter in der eigen Timeline suche, hab ich mir ein Webkürzel angelegt-
"https://social.tchncs.de/deck/search?q=from%3A%40dewomser+%23\{@}&type=statuses"
Im #Krunner einfach reinschreiben mast:<SUCHWORT>
Zack ! Firefox zeigt die Ergebnisse 👍 😃 -
#KDE Rumgewurschtel-bastel
Weil ich öfter in der eigen Timeline suche, hab ich mir ein Webkürzel angelegt-
"https://social.tchncs.de/deck/search?q=from%3A%40dewomser+%23\{@}&type=statuses"
Im #Krunner einfach reinschreiben mast:<SUCHWORT>
Zack ! Firefox zeigt die Ergebnisse 👍 😃 -
#KDE Rumgewurschtel-bastel
Weil ich öfter in der eigen Timeline suche, hab ich mir ein Webkürzel angelegt-
"https://social.tchncs.de/deck/search?q=from%3A%40dewomser+%23\{@}&type=statuses"
Im #Krunner einfach reinschreiben mast:<SUCHWORT>
Zack ! Firefox zeigt die Ergebnisse 👍 😃 -
I loveeee #KDE 's #Krunner functionality to quickly gimme currency conversions - it's one of many nice tools u have on #macOS with #Spotlight. What'd be a nice improvement tho, is for it to default the results to YOUR local currency - like what #Apple 's Spotlight does. That way, you can skip explicitly specifying the currency you wish for it to convert to.
I'd investigate the code myself to see if I could write the changes needed for this, or at least create a FR, but I genuinely can never remember where to do so lol. Screw #GitHub, but projects on GH are a loooot easier/more accessible for people to report issues or submit PRs too. -
I loveeee #KDE 's #Krunner functionality to quickly gimme currency conversions - it's one of many nice tools u have on #macOS with #Spotlight. What'd be a nice improvement tho, is for it to default the results to YOUR local currency - like what #Apple 's Spotlight does. That way, you can skip explicitly specifying the currency you wish for it to convert to.
I'd investigate the code myself to see if I could write the changes needed for this, or at least create a FR, but I genuinely can never remember where to do so lol. Screw #GitHub, but projects on GH are a loooot easier/more accessible for people to report issues or submit PRs too. -
I loveeee #KDE 's #Krunner functionality to quickly gimme currency conversions - it's one of many nice tools u have on #macOS with #Spotlight. What'd be a nice improvement tho, is for it to default the results to YOUR local currency - like what #Apple 's Spotlight does. That way, you can skip explicitly specifying the currency you wish for it to convert to.
I'd investigate the code myself to see if I could write the changes needed for this, or at least create a FR, but I genuinely can never remember where to do so lol. Screw #GitHub, but projects on GH are a loooot easier/more accessible for people to report issues or submit PRs too. -
I loveeee #KDE 's #Krunner functionality to quickly gimme currency conversions - it's one of many nice tools u have on #macOS with #Spotlight. What'd be a nice improvement tho, is for it to default the results to YOUR local currency - like what #Apple 's Spotlight does. That way, you can skip explicitly specifying the currency you wish for it to convert to.
I'd investigate the code myself to see if I could write the changes needed for this, or at least create a FR, but I genuinely can never remember where to do so lol. Screw #GitHub, but projects on GH are a loooot easier/more accessible for people to report issues or submit PRs too. -
I loveeee #KDE 's #Krunner functionality to quickly gimme currency conversions - it's one of many nice tools u have on #macOS with #Spotlight. What'd be a nice improvement tho, is for it to default the results to YOUR local currency - like what #Apple 's Spotlight does. That way, you can skip explicitly specifying the currency you wish for it to convert to.
I'd investigate the code myself to see if I could write the changes needed for this, or at least create a FR, but I genuinely can never remember where to do so lol. Screw #GitHub, but projects on GH are a loooot easier/more accessible for people to report issues or submit PRs too. -
Apps like Raycast, KRunner, Alfred, and Spotlight are commonly called Application Launchers. They’re so much more than that though. If you really about it — They’re really GUI Command Lines. GCL for short.
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Apps like Raycast, KRunner, Alfred, and Spotlight are commonly called Application Launchers. They’re so much more than that though. If you really about it — They’re really GUI Command Lines. GCL for short.
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Apps like Raycast, KRunner, Alfred, and Spotlight are commonly called Application Launchers. They’re so much more than that though. If you really about it — They’re really GUI Command Lines. GCL for short.
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Apps like Raycast, KRunner, Alfred, and Spotlight are commonly called Application Launchers. They’re so much more than that though. If you really about it — They’re really GUI Command Lines. GCL for short.
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Apps like Raycast, KRunner, Alfred, and Spotlight are commonly called Application Launchers. They’re so much more than that though. If you really about it — They’re really GUI Command Lines. GCL for short.
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Aunque el podcast haya tenido un mes de descanso, nuestra comunidad no ha parado, como es de costumbre, así que @DavidMarzalC y @raivenra nos traen en este #KDEexpress un capazo de noticias sobre nuestra familia de aplicaciones preferida y una convocatoria para el 27 en Madrid en el #CañasyPodcasts (@ultimosfeed)
Descripción completa y enlaces como siempre en:
https://kdeexpress.gitlab.io/posts/kdeexpress/53-kde-express/Temas tratados entre otros:
#Discover #Krunner #KDEframeworks #HDR #Orca #KDEa11y #KaOS #Komodo #KDElinux -
Aunque el podcast haya tenido un mes de descanso, nuestra comunidad no ha parado, como es de costumbre, así que @DavidMarzalC y @raivenra nos traen en este #KDEexpress un capazo de noticias sobre nuestra familia de aplicaciones preferida y una convocatoria para el 27 en Madrid en el #CañasyPodcasts (@ultimosfeed)
Descripción completa y enlaces como siempre en:
https://kdeexpress.gitlab.io/posts/kdeexpress/53-kde-express/Temas tratados entre otros:
#Discover #Krunner #KDEframeworks #HDR #Orca #KDEa11y #KaOS #Komodo #KDElinux -
Aunque el podcast haya tenido un mes de descanso, nuestra comunidad no ha parado, como es de costumbre, así que @DavidMarzalC y @raivenra nos traen en este #KDEexpress un capazo de noticias sobre nuestra familia de aplicaciones preferida y una convocatoria para el 27 en Madrid en el #CañasyPodcasts (@ultimosfeed)
Descripción completa y enlaces como siempre en:
https://kdeexpress.gitlab.io/posts/kdeexpress/53-kde-express/Temas tratados entre otros:
#Discover #Krunner #KDEframeworks #HDR #Orca #KDEa11y #KaOS #Komodo #KDElinux -
Aunque el podcast haya tenido un mes de descanso, nuestra comunidad no ha parado, como es de costumbre, así que @DavidMarzalC y @raivenra nos traen en este #KDEexpress un capazo de noticias sobre nuestra familia de aplicaciones preferida y una convocatoria para el 27 en Madrid en el #CañasyPodcasts (@ultimosfeed)
Descripción completa y enlaces como siempre en:
https://kdeexpress.gitlab.io/posts/kdeexpress/53-kde-express/Temas tratados entre otros:
#Discover #Krunner #KDEframeworks #HDR #Orca #KDEa11y #KaOS #Komodo #KDElinux -
Aunque el podcast haya tenido un mes de descanso, nuestra comunidad no ha parado, como es de costumbre, así que @DavidMarzalC y @raivenra nos traen en este #KDEexpress un capazo de noticias sobre nuestra familia de aplicaciones preferida y una convocatoria para el 27 en Madrid en el #CañasyPodcasts (@ultimosfeed)
Descripción completa y enlaces como siempre en:
https://kdeexpress.gitlab.io/posts/kdeexpress/53-kde-express/Temas tratados entre otros:
#Discover #Krunner #KDEframeworks #HDR #Orca #KDEa11y #KaOS #Komodo #KDElinux -
Do any #Linux/#KDE users have an idea why an app, on a #KDEPlasma desktop, might start fine on the terminal, and application launcher, but not on #KRunner?
This has been happening for a long time now for me with #virt-manager - tho that wasn't the case in the past for just as long. That being said, IIRC it's happened with the application launcher too, tho that works for me atm, but KRunner almost always fails to launch it - only the app icon appears to be loading on the dock/panel, then it disappears.
When it does happen, journalctl would report this error:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'libvirt'
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Update: found the culprit - #toshy, which is a really cool keymapping tool I use on my desktop that replicates #macOS like keybinds on a Linux desktop.
It's something to do with their #Python virtualenv that's somehow being used by KRunner, that isn't being used elsewhere like on my shell terminal or application launcher. The missing python library isn't installed on that Toshy virtual env - expectedly. Not sure what to do about it just yet.
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Update 2: Issued a bug report on Toshy, to see if they would know if this is something they could fix. A lot more context to this issue and my debugging could be found in that report.
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Final update: It's a known issue caused by Toshy, and it's been fixed since March - I updated it and it works perfectly now YIPPEE <3
🔗 https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy/issues/676 -
Do any #Linux/#KDE users have an idea why an app, on a #KDEPlasma desktop, might start fine on the terminal, and application launcher, but not on #KRunner?
This has been happening for a long time now for me with #virt-manager - tho that wasn't the case in the past for just as long. That being said, IIRC it's happened with the application launcher too, tho that works for me atm, but KRunner almost always fails to launch it - only the app icon appears to be loading on the dock/panel, then it disappears.
When it does happen, journalctl would report this error:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'libvirt'
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Update: found the culprit - #toshy, which is a really cool keymapping tool I use on my desktop that replicates #macOS like keybinds on a Linux desktop.
It's something to do with their #Python virtualenv that's somehow being used by KRunner, that isn't being used elsewhere like on my shell terminal or application launcher. The missing python library isn't installed on that Toshy virtual env - expectedly. Not sure what to do about it just yet.
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Update 2: Issued a bug report on Toshy, to see if they would know if this is something they could fix. A lot more context to this issue and my debugging could be found in that report.
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Final update: It's a known issue caused by Toshy, and it's been fixed since March - I updated it and it works perfectly now YIPPEE <3
🔗 https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy/issues/676 -
Do any #Linux/#KDE users have an idea why an app, on a #KDEPlasma desktop, might start fine on the terminal, and application launcher, but not on #KRunner?
This has been happening for a long time now for me with #virt-manager - tho that wasn't the case in the past for just as long. That being said, IIRC it's happened with the application launcher too, tho that works for me atm, but KRunner almost always fails to launch it - only the app icon appears to be loading on the dock/panel, then it disappears.
When it does happen, journalctl would report this error:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'libvirt'
---
Update: found the culprit - #toshy, which is a really cool keymapping tool I use on my desktop that replicates #macOS like keybinds on a Linux desktop.
It's something to do with their #Python virtualenv that's somehow being used by KRunner, that isn't being used elsewhere like on my shell terminal or application launcher. The missing python library isn't installed on that Toshy virtual env - expectedly. Not sure what to do about it just yet.
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Update 2: Issued a bug report on Toshy, to see if they would know if this is something they could fix. A lot more context to this issue and my debugging could be found in that report.
---
Final update: It's a known issue caused by Toshy, and it's been fixed since March - I updated it and it works perfectly now YIPPEE <3
🔗 https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy/issues/676 -
Do any #Linux/#KDE users have an idea why an app, on a #KDEPlasma desktop, might start fine on the terminal, and application launcher, but not on #KRunner?
This has been happening for a long time now for me with #virt-manager - tho that wasn't the case in the past for just as long. That being said, IIRC it's happened with the application launcher too, tho that works for me atm, but KRunner almost always fails to launch it - only the app icon appears to be loading on the dock/panel, then it disappears.
When it does happen, journalctl would report this error:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'libvirt'
---
Update: found the culprit - #toshy, which is a really cool keymapping tool I use on my desktop that replicates #macOS like keybinds on a Linux desktop.
It's something to do with their #Python virtualenv that's somehow being used by KRunner, that isn't being used elsewhere like on my shell terminal or application launcher. The missing python library isn't installed on that Toshy virtual env - expectedly. Not sure what to do about it just yet.
---
Update 2: Issued a bug report on Toshy, to see if they would know if this is something they could fix. A lot more context to this issue and my debugging could be found in that report.
---
Final update: It's a known issue caused by Toshy, and it's been fixed since March - I updated it and it works perfectly now YIPPEE <3
🔗 https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy/issues/676 -
Do any #Linux/#KDE users have an idea why an app, on a #KDEPlasma desktop, might start fine on the terminal, and application launcher, but not on #KRunner?
This has been happening for a long time now for me with #virt-manager - tho that wasn't the case in the past for just as long. That being said, IIRC it's happened with the application launcher too, tho that works for me atm, but KRunner almost always fails to launch it - only the app icon appears to be loading on the dock/panel, then it disappears.
When it does happen, journalctl would report this error:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'libvirt'
---
Update: found the culprit - #toshy, which is a really cool keymapping tool I use on my desktop that replicates #macOS like keybinds on a Linux desktop.
It's something to do with their #Python virtualenv that's somehow being used by KRunner, that isn't being used elsewhere like on my shell terminal or application launcher. The missing python library isn't installed on that Toshy virtual env - expectedly. Not sure what to do about it just yet.
---
Update 2: Issued a bug report on Toshy, to see if they would know if this is something they could fix. A lot more context to this issue and my debugging could be found in that report.
---
Final update: It's a known issue caused by Toshy, and it's been fixed since March - I updated it and it works perfectly now YIPPEE <3
🔗 https://github.com/RedBearAK/toshy/issues/676 -
@jan
#KRunner
Alt + space ?
https://userbase.kde.org/Plasma/Krunner -
I posted about this a while back but I guess the bug still exists, and it’s so stupid how easily reproducible it is.
There’s a bug on #KDE Plasma, or perhaps #Krunner specifically, whereby writing a bunch of (ridiculously) simple math equations (i.e. 1+10+15+4, and so on) would keep increasing RAM usage RAPIDLY to the point that your entire desktop would freeze - needing a complete power cycle to your computer.
I literally have 32GB of RAM - that ain’t enough on a #KDEPlasma desktop apparently. It’s so fucking stupid - I’ve a long running task going on in the background too (and no - that wasn’t a factor, my RAM usage was sitting at ~30% before shooting to 98% while I was doing the calculations). -
I posted about this a while back but I guess the bug still exists, and it’s so stupid how easily reproducible it is.
There’s a bug on #KDE Plasma, or perhaps #Krunner specifically, whereby writing a bunch of (ridiculously) simple math equations (i.e. 1+10+15+4, and so on) would keep increasing RAM usage RAPIDLY to the point that your entire desktop would freeze - needing a complete power cycle to your computer.
I literally have 32GB of RAM - that ain’t enough on a #KDEPlasma desktop apparently. It’s so fucking stupid - I’ve a long running task going on in the background too (and no - that wasn’t a factor, my RAM usage was sitting at ~30% before shooting to 98% while I was doing the calculations). -
I posted about this a while back but I guess the bug still exists, and it’s so stupid how easily reproducible it is.
There’s a bug on #KDE Plasma, or perhaps #Krunner specifically, whereby writing a bunch of (ridiculously) simple math equations (i.e. 1+10+15+4, and so on) would keep increasing RAM usage RAPIDLY to the point that your entire desktop would freeze - needing a complete power cycle to your computer.
I literally have 32GB of RAM - that ain’t enough on a #KDEPlasma desktop apparently. It’s so fucking stupid - I’ve a long running task going on in the background too (and no - that wasn’t a factor, my RAM usage was sitting at ~30% before shooting to 98% while I was doing the calculations). -
I posted about this a while back but I guess the bug still exists, and it’s so stupid how easily reproducible it is.
There’s a bug on #KDE Plasma, or perhaps #Krunner specifically, whereby writing a bunch of (ridiculously) simple math equations (i.e. 1+10+15+4, and so on) would keep increasing RAM usage RAPIDLY to the point that your entire desktop would freeze - needing a complete power cycle to your computer.
I literally have 32GB of RAM - that ain’t enough on a #KDEPlasma desktop apparently. It’s so fucking stupid - I’ve a long running task going on in the background too (and no - that wasn’t a factor, my RAM usage was sitting at ~30% before shooting to 98% while I was doing the calculations).